Stayed here for our first wedding anniversary and honestly , its a beautiful place. Amazing staff , they went above and beyond for us. A lovely young man on the bar specially made me a sex on the beach cocktail even though it wasn't on the menu and it happened to be the best one I've had & was so friendly!! Left him a £10 tip for his exceptional service. Lovely clean apartment, was clean and well equipped for all our needs down to the free drinks tray provided. The softest bed sheets ever. AMAZINGLY comfortable bed. The food is to die for and especially the fish and chips. The best BY FAR!! If your considering staying here PLEASE DO!!! The views are breathtaking from the apartments and beer garden , most of the hills are in view. Will be staying again and coming every year for our anniversary.

Centrally located at start of Pennine Way with easy access to multiple hiking routes minutes from Edale train station. Accommodation was right beside the Nags Head with a great menu. Staff were just amazing - Mrs Doyle especially! Accommodation was always warm as the cold weather came in.

At a push maybe few more basic kitchen items would have helped - we didn’t like dragging dirty boots & gaiters inside.

We wanted to do a good walk on Boxing Day, followed by a cozy pub with food and drink without having to drive. The location of the Nags Head is perfect for this. The beers are excellent, and varied. The game pie was excellent. Grindleford Cottage is small, but comfortable (and we knew this before we booked). The welcome was warm, the atmosphere great.

We were travelling as a family so the bunk beds in the 2nd bedroom were not a problem for us. However, would be something to consider if travelling as separate adults.

Excellent location with gorgeous views out the window, lovely and friendly staff as well. Pub has an excellent selection of beers as well. We had a fantastic stay and would definitely book here again.

It would have been good to have a heads up about the barrel run on the Saturday as we couldn't park when we got back from our day out, but staff were helpful and it was easily resolved.

Location was super - everything close at hand - the train station was just a short walk down the lane - two pubs and two cafes to choose for food - a well stocked shop over the road if you wanted to cook for yourself - the fabulous walks literally on your doorstep - a beautiful church to walk round and great weather!

The fact that we only had a short stay;-(

Excellent location for finishing the Pennineway Southbound, and the staff were incredibly! So much so I booked another night and in again in December . The staff here bend over backwards to make sure you have a great stay, from accepting a parcel for my wife to bring me epsom salts for my swollen feet. Absolutely amazing staff . Great food and beer also .

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The property is an excellent as a base in Edale for walking.

Bedding and towels were clean, however, the bin hadn’t been emptied from the previous guests which was disappointing. Our one night stay was £170 which we found to be expensive for mid-September. We ate in the pub and only used the hob for breakfast - the hob wasn’t particularly user friendly in terms of regulating heat and we wouldn’t have wanted to try and cook a meal on it.

Absolutely beautiful place so much character, great staff so helpful and friendly. Great location. Food was absolutely amazing at the pub, 100% recommend. Thank you for such an amazing stay. My only issue is I wish we stayed with you longer 👍👍👌😁xx

The accomodation was comfortable and warm with a parking space outside the door. the staff were very helpful and friendly and even carried some of my bags. the "Hikers Bar" had an excellent country pub feel. I would definately stay there again.

No breakfast in the pub but very nice cafe nearby open in morning for walkers' breakfasts. Pub has very pleasant atmosphere and lovely situation in the village. Comfortable and cosy cottage with goof facilities.

Lighting could be a bit brighter in the bedrooms and main room.